Remedying our crises must include relative autonomy and professionalisation of public service
Professor Raymond Suttner unpacks his column, "Remedying our crises must include relative autonomy and professionalisation of public service"
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Mathews Phosa has been an eyewitness to the dramatic shifts of political power in South Africa. He was involved in the Black Consciousness Movement, the UDF and the ANC, before fleeing into exile in 1985 and becoming an Umkhonto weSizwe commander in Mozambique. A lawyer by training, he was one of the first ANC members to return to South Africa to prepare the way for negotiations. →
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